I said Atlas Shrugged is poorly written because it is poorly written. It is rife with wooden dialogue and “philosophical” diatribes that span dozens of pages. Aesthetics are subjective, but I think most people would agree that the book is a boring slog. Others may like it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

In my 20s I learned that any substantive auto repair I attempted would end up at the mechanic anyway with an additional $250 of self-inflicted damage.

There’s a dude who rides the bus I take some days who routinely stubs out a half-smoked generic cig and puts the half-butt in his pocket right before he gets on the bus.

Can it filter out teenage libertarians, proselytizing athiests, MRAs, Gamergate sympathizers, mindless meme-spreaders, and tired “inside jokes” about corgis and bacon?

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I agree with you, but this is not a great example. Atlas Shrugged is immensely poorly written and is only a “classic” in the sense that it has the enduring ability to engage moderately-intelligent teens across several generations.

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I like your style, dude.

He was obviously afraid for his safety and using reasonable force to protect himself.

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Pulled jackfruit sounds delicious and has the added benefit of making me laugh like a twelve-year-old boy any time it is said out loud. Win-win.

This is my nightmare.

Making universal assertions like that is always a bad idea.

How is “read the article, sjw” an argument?

Maybe he’s trying to argue that the game engine isn’t compatible with trans characters.